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I imported a project from 3.2.1 to 3.3 b6. After the import process, I have an extra directory at the top of the project's filesystem - the 'sampledir' directory...
please attach your zipped 3.2.1's userdir
My zipped userdir is 14M, so I suggest you try reproducing it this way: 1. create a project in 3.2.1 and configure it to use some module (e.g., JASM). 2. Try importing this project to 3.3 b6, where the JASM module is disabled. If this doesn't help - I'll attach my zipped dir.
sorry... my last comment belongs to issue 18361 (http://openide.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=18361). This is what happenes when you start working with SDI...
Zohar, I think I understand this problem, don't attach userdir, I'll try to reproduce it and will ask you to do that in case if it will be neccessary. My guess is that the sampledir which is global filesystem isn't explicitly removed for imported project.
I also get the sample dir after I save the project under another name ('save project as').
...and it's also in the javadoc tab.
Three things were changed: 1. sampledir mounting semantics - sampledir isn't mounted when it doesn't exist in imported project 2. if sampledir is mounted then the mount points to new (imported) userdir instead of to original one 3. content of sampledir is not imported anymore, new samples distributed with IDE are mounted instead fixed in release33 branch
verified in 200201080331
Resolved for 3.4.x or earlier, no new info since then -> closing.